Stocks In Motion

Life Clips, Inc. (OTCQB: LCLP) is
launching an innovative new line of cameras that pick up
where GoPro (NASDAQ: GPRO) left off. LCLP has three models
of body cameras that record an event from several
perspectives, then streams the video to the web. LCLP’s
cameras include a standard body type lower priced model, a standard
body type design that can record either horizontally or
vertically and live stream, and a patent pending remote
camera that will have a slim profile with an actuating lens
for those hard to reach shots.

LCLP's cameras are small and designed to be very easy to
use. However, the primary focus is to create a durable
design that can be used in many rigorous situations. All of
LCLP's devices can be controlled by the Life Clips Camera
App on a mobile phone using the iOS or Android operating
systemand the videos can be seamlessly stored to the cloud and/or
broadcasted live by streaming. Read
more about Life Clips, Inc. in our Special Report.

MagneGas
Corporation (NASDAQ: MNGA) is the producer of
MagneGas™, a natural gas alternative and metal working fuel
made from liquid waste such as sewage, sludge, manure and
certain industrial and oil based liquid wastes. The
Company's patented Plasma Arc Flow™ process gasifies liquid
waste, creating a clean burning fuel that is essentially
interchangeable with natural gas, but with lower green house
gas emissions. MagneGas™ can be used for metal cutting,
cooking, heating or powering bi fuel automobiles.

In our opinion, “green” technologies could be the next tech boom
producing companies that can rival the gains of the 1990’s. Green
technologies are not simply wind or solar power. They encompass many
fields and industries, including renewable energy (wind power, solar
power, biomass, hydropower, and biofuels), information technology,
green transportation, electric motors, green chemistry, lighting,
and many other appliances that are now more energy efficient.
Generally speaking, green energy is any energy that is produced in a
manner that has less of a negative impact to the environment than
energy sources like fossil fuels, which are often produced with
harmful side effects and limited by nature. Read more about MagneGas Corporation in our
Special Report.

Surna, Inc. (OTCQB: SRNA)
develops
innovative technologies and products that monitor, control
or address the energy and resource intensive nature of
indoor cannabis cultivation. Currently, the Company’s
revenue stream is based on its main product offerings –
supplying industrial technology and products to commercial
indoor cannabis grow facilities.

Headquartered in Boulder, CO, Surna’s premiere management team draws
on backgrounds from life sciences, energy, and software sectors.
Surna’s diverse engineering team is tasked with creating novel
energy and resource efficient solutions, including the Company’s
signature water-cooled climate control platform.
Surna’s
engineers continuously seek to create technology that solve the
highly specific demands of the cannabis industry for temperature,
humidity, light and process control. Surna’s goal is to provide
intelligent solutions to improve the quality, the control and the
overall yield and efficiency of indoor cannabis cultivation. The
Company’s operations exclude the production or sale of marijuana.
Read more about Surna, Inc. in our
Special Report.

Petro River Oil Corp. (OTCQB: PTRC) is an
independent energy company taking advantage of the downturn
in oil prices to enter lucrative projects with
industry-leading partners by focusing on the exploration and
development of conventional oil and gas assets.

PTRC recently completed a corporate reorganization, which
included new management, the acquisition of several promising
new assets, and an infusion of cash. PTRC reduces risk and
provides cross-functional exposure to risk adjusted
opportunities by diversifying over a number of projects, each
with low initial capital expenditures and strong risk reward
characteristics. Additionally, PTRC has a management team and
Board of Directors with more industry experience than any other
small-cap oil company we have seen. PTRC announced on April 12,
2016 it had applied for listing on the NASDAQ Capital Market. Read more about
Petro River Oil Corp. (PTRC) in our Special Report.

Merger Mines Corporation (OTC: MERG) was
chartered in 1929 in the State of Arizona and incorporated
in 1938. Two catalysts that could put this sleepy little
mining company on the radar screens of a lot of investors
are that MERG is pioneering the use of lasers in mining and
there is a huge disparity in the Company’s stock price.

MERG is harnessing the power of lasers to mine narrow vein
deposits of precious metals and will have a working prototype soon,
subject to funding. Not only does this new technology create
tremendous opportunity for growth, a 1 for 1000 reverse stock split
on August 19, 2014 left only 47,582 shares outstanding. With only
47,582 shares outstanding, the stock rarely trades and is quoted $20
to $50 on the OTC. According to public filings, MERG has sold
investors restricted shares at $2.50, which is probably closer to
where the stock should trade. This kind of price disparity could
create a great opportunity for patient investors, especially since
MERG has a $120,000.0 market cap at $2.50 per share. While this is
definitely not a stock to put in a market order for; it is
definitely one to put on your watch list to see if there might be a
buying opportunity. Read more about
Merger Mines (MERG) in our Special Report.

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deleted issues, symbol and name changes, and other corporate actions
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